Lucy Kim has a show coming up at Slag Gallery in New York. "Ubiquitous", featuring work by Lucy Kim and Janos Stone, runs April 12-May 7. The opening reception is Thursday April 14th, 6-8 p.m.
Lucy Kim, along with Jeesoo Lee, took part in a show at Tiger Strikes Asteroid in December 2010. Kim's work "involves the manipulation of advertisements through simple, blunt physical actions" and the use of delicate tin foil, manipulated, painted and then flattened out.
Slag Gallery is located at 531 West 25 St, Ground 10 and is open Tues-Sat., 11am-6pm.
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Live from Mt Airy, It's Alexis Granwell!
A lovely write up of Tiger Strikes Asteroid member Alexis Granwell's show:
"The latest show at the Mount Airy Contemporary Artists Space pairs the assemblages of Alexis Granwell with the paintings of Rick Lewis and proves (again) that contemporary art can pass muster anywhere, even in an 18th-century carriage house in bosky Mount Airy. Granwell's delicate interminglings of colorful cast-off bits of cardboard, leather, wood, wire, paint, and thread look like abstract paintings set loose from canvases. They're the descendants of works by artists like Judy Pfaff and Richard Tuttle, but with a whimsical architecture all their own."
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (click for full article).
The show is up for one more Saturday, don't miss it!
"The latest show at the Mount Airy Contemporary Artists Space pairs the assemblages of Alexis Granwell with the paintings of Rick Lewis and proves (again) that contemporary art can pass muster anywhere, even in an 18th-century carriage house in bosky Mount Airy. Granwell's delicate interminglings of colorful cast-off bits of cardboard, leather, wood, wire, paint, and thread look like abstract paintings set loose from canvases. They're the descendants of works by artists like Judy Pfaff and Richard Tuttle, but with a whimsical architecture all their own."
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (click for full article).
The show is up for one more Saturday, don't miss it!
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Ryan McCarteny: see the man walking @ Tiger Strikes Asteroid
The current show at Tiger Strikes Asteroid features member artist Ryan McCartney's paintings on wood.
These works are fantastic in person because you are able to appreciate the texture and subtle surface variations in the paintings. The show comes down Sunday March 27th, but don't worry! We're open Saturdayand Sunday from 2-6, so come visit us.
Tiger Strikes Asteroid is located at 319 N. 11th Street in Philadelphia, on the fourth floor.
These works are fantastic in person because you are able to appreciate the texture and subtle surface variations in the paintings. The show comes down Sunday March 27th, but don't worry! We're open Saturdayand Sunday from 2-6, so come visit us.
Tiger Strikes Asteroid is located at 319 N. 11th Street in Philadelphia, on the fourth floor.
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Aleis Granwell at Mount Airy Contemporary
Alexis Granwell, Tiger Strikes Asteroid member, is part of a show on display currently at the Mount Airy Contemporary Artists Space. The show will be up until April 2nd. Granwell's works on display are a mix of three-dimensional assemblages and prints, "inspired by the cycle of decay and renewal in the urban landscape."
MACAS is located at 25 W. Mt Airy Ave, Phila PA 19119. The gallery is open Saturdays from 1-4, go check it out!
MACAS is located at 25 W. Mt Airy Ave, Phila PA 19119. The gallery is open Saturdays from 1-4, go check it out!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Clint Jukkala at Feature Inc, NYC
Clink Jukkala's site specific painting Oxbow is up at Feature Inc in New York City from now until April 10th.
This photo is of Jukkala's installation at Tiger Strikes Asteroid with Mia Rosenthal in June 2010.
Feature Inc is located at 131 Allen St, between Delancey and Rivington. It's open Wednesday through Saturday 12-6, and Sunday 1-6.
This photo is of Jukkala's installation at Tiger Strikes Asteroid with Mia Rosenthal in June 2010.
Feature Inc is located at 131 Allen St, between Delancey and Rivington. It's open Wednesday through Saturday 12-6, and Sunday 1-6.
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